[Python-Dev] Is core dump always a bug? Advice requested (original) (raw)
Skip Montanaro skip at pobox.com
Wed May 12 22:47:14 EDT 2004
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Michel> The way to know if it's well formed is to verify it using
Michel> something like a control flow analysis similar to the way the
Michel> Java ASM bytecode generation API does it. This is more-or-less what the Python byte code compiler already does to determine the high water mark for the stack used by a chunk of code it's compiling. Look for c_stacklevel, c_maxstacklevel and the com_push() and com_pop() functions in Python/compile.c.
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